User Reviews

Pretty good start. At the beginning, I had mixed feelings about whether I still like the show or have grown out of it. Beach feeling, happy vibe and all of that were actually the reasons that were compelling to me about the show but somehow it wasn't for me at the beginning of this episode. It felt too much, too Disney, too I don't know what. The opening scenario failed to bring a vibe to me and seemed unnecessary. But eventually the life blood of the show starts to flow back in and I'm looking forward to the next episodes. Also JayJay's humor is refreshing as always. On another note, I hope that they won't turnaround Rafe's character into one of the boys. He's doing fine as a villain and I would be disappointed in a "at-the-end-we're-all-family" kind of thing. Enjoy your night!

As a big fan of the previous two seasons of Outer Banks, I was eagerly anticipating the season 3 premiere, and "Poguelandia" did not disappoint. While the episode focused more on setting up the season's overarching plot than on individual character arcs, it was a fun ride from start to finish.

The episode begins with the pogues struggling to survive as resources on the island dwindle, setting the stage for the high stakes that will probably become problems later in the show. The tension builds as Ward and Limbrey make a discover something that has the potential to be something big, but I suppose we'll have to see how the season develops. This episode is definitely entertaining to say the least.

Without giving too much away, I will say that "Poguelandia" is a promising start to what looks to be an exciting season. The writing is promising, the pacing is good, and the cinematography is actually pretty decent considering the last two seasons were filmed with odd angles and a weird filter. The returning cast members all give strong performances, and the new additions to the cast fit in seamlessly.

While I'm excited to see where the season goes, I do wish that we had gotten a bit more character development in the premiere. However, given the episode's focus on plot, I understand why this wasn't a priority. Overall, "Poguelandia" sets the stage for what promises to be an action-packed and emotionally satisfying season, and I can't wait to see where the pogues' adventures take them next.

Looks like the visuals effects team from sharknado finally landed a new project...

The plot is alright and seems like it could go somewhere promising but not really drawn in too much, which is a shame cause the first 2 seasons were great. I just can't get over the horrible cinematography, the weird camera angles, horrible background acting and stunt coordination. Netflix is going downhill for sure... just gonna keep watching the last of us instead. HBO max knows what they are doing.

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I have a bad feeling about this was just what I thought on seeing the trailer for the third season... yeah it turns out it was not only a feeling. Season three lacks... everything. The show used to be good, it used to have tension build up, it opposed two sides of the society and it had very interesting to follow character developments. And now what??? A bigger villain turns searching for a bigger prize - everything seems so unrealistic and dumb. Not that the show has been realistic in previous seasons but this going The Mission Impossible way if Disney made it. It's so messed up I don't even want to talk about but I had to write something down to express my anger cause I really liked the show before. I understand that most series are bound to a good start and everything goes down at some point it's a bit of tendency nowadays to just suck everything up from a story... Sad ! Ot should've ended where it was ! Not going to watch this season and I highly don't recommend it to anyone who liked the first two seasons !!!